Major energy, resource, infrastructure and commercial projects, as well as a significant number of retiring workers, will increase the demand for skilled trades across Canada in 2014, according to BTY Group’s annual Market Intelligence Report on construction costs.

Here’s a quick breakdown of the report’s findings by region:

In Ontario, strong mining investment in the north and renewed horizontal and vertical infrastructure spending and sustained commercial construction in the Greater Toronto Area will keep workloads stable.

Oilsands investment, flood reconstruction, record high in-migration and a commercial building boom will help sustain Alberta’s robust construction activity.

Continuing investment in transportation and healthcare infrastructure and multi-billion-dollar mining and energy projects will help Quebec regain momentum.

Sustained investment in resource and energy development and continued high levels of in-migration will see Saskatchewan keep its place as a growth leader.

Strong shipbuilding and commercial construction will keep B.C. humming as massive LNG and hydro projects get underway and propel the province to solid long-term growth.